Presentation at the I-KNOW 2009 Conference, Graz, September 4, 2009

1. Integrating Motivational Aspects into the Design of Learning Support in Organizations Christine Kunzmann Andreas Schmidt Volker Braun David Czech Benjamin Fletschinger Silke Kohler Verena Lüber FZI Research Center for Information Technologies Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences, Germany contact@christine-kunzmann.de | aschmidt@fzi.de http://mature-ip.eu

9. Model for Motivational aspects MATURE - Continuous Social Learning in Knowledge Networks

10. Intervention: Individual Context Individual Context Interests allow for pursuit of individual interests and account for individual needs (e.g., curiosity) experiencing competence experiencing autonomy personal sense of perfectionism Capability human resource development, e.g., training, job enrichment, mentoring etc.

11. Intervention: interpersonal MATURE - Continuous Social Learning in Knowledge Networks Interpersonal Context Cooperative improving the economies of cooperation create and exploit social dynamics establish team culture overcome geographical distance awarenesss Affective team building promoting communication and empathy limit competition

12. Intervention: Work context MATURE - Continuous Social Learning in Knowledge Networks Work Context Enablers appropriateness of tool support ensuring usability ensuring smooth transitions between different systems ensuring reliability Organizational changing organizational structure (e.g., more permissive) changing regulations appreciation, valuing of creativity, new ideas incentive systems